rolled up in the bag, will it fit in a suitcase? for flying?
25106
Yes, takes very little space. I took it out of the bag and just laid it flat on the bottom of my suitcase..., but would not take up much space if you left it rolled up either.
25107
yes it will. it can be rolled small or lay flat in the bottom of a suitcase
25108
Fits in Backpack ! If you want to. Folded Diameter is 3 1/4" and length is 9"
25109
Absolutely. It's thin cotton, like a flat sheet just sewn together, so rolled up in the bag, it's maybe a foot long & 6 inches circumference. Plus, you can squash it down a bit. This is not a heavy-duty sleeping bag, more like a liner.
1758730
When collapsed it fits in a carrier about 3" round by 1-1/2 ft long. Should probably fit in a medium suitcase.
1213182
It is about 8 inches thick by the width of mat when rolled up. It should fit in most suitcase easy and leave some room for other items.
1849317
Depends on the airline... It's a bit bigger than most carry-ons but that also depends how full you pack it!
252505
Mine came in an awesome flat zip up carrier (it twists down to a smaller size). So yes, you should be able to pack it easily in a suitcase.
2222109
Yes, it comes in a bag that's about 2" think and 18"x24" so it's a good size bag but should fit if you have a big suitcase.
815193
It's not small enough for me to travel with - but I normally bring a packed roll-on suitcase. The machine is about 5" wide and 3.5" high. It's not heavy but would probably need to be packed in something to keep it from getting smashed in your suitcase.
2070623
I'm not sure of the exact dimensions, but if it's close to the one I have, there is NO WAY it will fit into a suitcase. Unless you have a huge suitcase. It would not be wise to unpack it to make it fit as I can almost guarantee that with the typical rough handling of baggage, it will knock a mirror out of alignment, and that's when the fun starts. (no fun at all). My advice is to ship it in it's normal packing material. I think you'll be money and hassle ahead.
107628
I just rolled it up and put it in my checked suitcase, it is a well put together mat and would not fold very well. It does roll up very well though so it is not very bulky.
696185
It comes with its own draw string bag that measures about 2 foot long by 9 inches wide, so yes it would fit in a suitcase
664630
It can definitely fit in a suitcase. The packaging is equivillant to a rolled up poster.
368857
Yes this will fit in luggage, but does take up a fair amount of space. In a 28" suitcase, it fits sideways and will take up almost a 1/4 of the bag.
1493153
You could definitely flatten it enough to pack in a suitcase. Because of the thickness, though, it will NOT be flat. It will take up a little space. The bag, however, is the perfect size for using as a carry-on (if you are flying)...roomie enough to take on everything you will need in a carry-on bag and small enough to fit under the seat or in the overhead bin. I love this bag and use it for SO much more than just packing food.
92728
It might fit in a checked bag, but it would most likely be too tall for carry-on. It's very compact when rolled up, but the height would be the determining factor, as the poles are rigid and cannot be folded down any further.
1886585
In my opinion, this bag would be an appropriate size for a carry on. I would use it as such. I don't have the exact dimensions but, as it's soft sided, I'm not sure that the measurements would be overly helpful to you. I can only speak to US domestic flights as I have limited experience with international travel.
696186
Probably not (I don't have a full size suitcase so I am not positive), but I have flown with it. We put it in the synch up bag it came in and were able to check it like that.
941066
We fit it in our suitcase. It's a normal size checked suitcase. ( wouldn't fit in a carry on bag )